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A lot of casual users aren't aware of HTTPS, either, and don't ever need to 'enable' it. It just works. The infrastructure for it is rather centralized now, of
by bluedanieru 15y ago
A lot of casual users aren't aware of HTTPS, either, and don't ever need to 'enable' it. It just works. The infrastructure for it is rather centralized now, of course, but it doesn't have to be that way.
- simon_weber 15y agoFor the most part, I agree. I was thinking about services like facebook where the user has to take the initiative. But it would seem these are becoming the exception. You're right; exploring a web of trust rolled into this would be interesting.